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For Sale.

l5oxS0l fteast front, on Hillside ave. 10 n
of Douglas There is more than one acre of
prnupt in this tract and will make two ele-
CANT building sites Also lot p Zimmeriy :
add Il4xS2o #, fronts on Emporla and iih
aves. and will make four fine building sites.
own this property and it can be bought OF
ne without the inconvenience Of dealing
through third party. or any real estate
agent may apply to me for terms and sell
the same. IRWIN STRATToN,
d7S5t= leo Douglas ave.
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Notice TO stockholders.

NOTICE.
General Offices Wichita & Colorado haii-
80 COMPANY. Wichita, Kan January
-. 1885,.
The annual meeting Of stockholders OF the
wichita & Colorado railway company, Tor
~ aiarrin,s of directors for the eHsuisg
ve,r and for the transaction Of sCch other
h,,s;ress as NAV come before tie meeting
,rilI tse held al the Office OF said company In
AZ :. ~. Iirbira. Kansas. on Wednesday
-. Ell sav az March next, A D. lss7, 81 ~
49, N or at any hour thereafter that
quorum may be present
J II RICHARDS, Vice Prest-
e,as. Kos. HARRIS, Secretary
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G,apd Excursion to Rush Centre

Al & S. F. r. r., auction sale of lots
Tuesday, Feb. %, 81. A special train VII
carry those wishing to attend at the rate O
one cont a mile. The excursion will leave cave
Wichita at 80 a. NJ, Tuesday, Feb. y, 81
Rate of fare one cent per mile.
w. d. MURDOCH, Agt, A. I. a 5. +
W. +. WHITE, q. L. & I. A, Topeka, Kan
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Arr Instructions

Would give lesson IN oh painting from
object and sketchlng from nature. also char
coal sketching directly from nature TO a few
scholars, number limited. Can see work at
studio over Muuson & AcNsmara's dry goods
store. Visitors always welcome.
Respectfully. Mr.. c. +. EARNRT,
GStl. rs Artist
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Ladies, Real Estate Exchange.

We have fitted up real estate office espec-
tally for ladies, where they cen list their
property and buy and sell, having large
and desirable list of property on our books
Shall be pleased to show you bargains.
This office viii be under the charge OF
Messrs. Gardner Bros.
BILLINGS, RICHARDSON q Co,
diff No III South Main Street.
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Twenty-four lots in Richards add, COM
mencing three hundred feet from Douglas
avenue will be sold cheap if taken this week.
tUCKNER & CLEVELAND,
-S-.ts 126 n. Main street.
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Attention. Friends!

All persons indebted to the firm of Hollo
well & Doran will please call at their old
stand at 224 Douglas ave, and settle All
accounts unsettled viii be placed for collec-
non SO.9s HoLLowELL s. DORAN.
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Wheeler'S addition.
Masquerade Costumes.

Patronize home industry and get your
costumes from Vredenburgh the popular cos
tuner, who has an elegant assortment No
OLD truck from Kansas City-everything
new and fresh, and rents them at very reas-
enable prices. Rooms II and IL. PAS North
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,,ot;c.to .uJ.and Agents.

That lot 4, block 3, Brooklyn Heights an'
the or of sec. 2S, twp. q, west, Is with
drawn from the market.
dS0-1t# JOSEPH oIoNh Ell.
February, II, 81.
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Are cordially invited TO see my extensive list
Of property before buying. VIII treat you
well whether yon buy or not Robert Spur
gin, Room 3, Citizens Bank building SCOT
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

F., Parties desiring first class costumes for the
Turner's mask balls should secure them early
| from Vredenburgh, costumer, 24S n. Main,
rooms II and Ii. i!-U
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Notice is hereby given that l hereby with
draw all my property from sale now in the
hands of real estate men. J. 81. BRIDGES.
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Removal Notice.

Mrs. f. I'VE has removed her dressmak-
ing room from No. III Main street TO 2+6 y.
Main street, at the PrusSian millinery room,
where she viii be pleased 10 see her patrons.
1.-6t*
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Cbeanest acre lots near the city ranging
| from siOO to $1,000 per acre. Business lots
on West D, u .las, near the bridge, from 81
| 500 to SC, OOO; also. business or resident lots
| all narts of Wichita We have property to
suit all parties. Please call at 2oS East
| Douglas avenue.
78-3t WIKE w HlTEAEh G. ".
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The Turner's Ball.

Potatoes SIC per bushel or in 10 bushel lots
soc at Steinhauser-M erkle Supply Co 7S-tf
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Notice TO all real estate agents. have this
day withdrawn my property on S. Topeka
ave from the market r. d. Kindred.
aSt)-.lJ<
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Call on me for stone demension. head de-
meuison. rub { common. well rock Or any
kind OF stone, from the best quarry in But
Ter co. A. 7. Jackson. Office wherever you
meet me. dSplI*
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

We are receiving new spring goods. Our
line of wool dress goods, iaccs, embroiderles,
etc. is as complete can be found IN the
city. Our stock of Torchan lace Is probably
| the largest in the city. Our prices are
always correct. LARIAHR & STINsON,
! d7S3t l32 Main street.
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We have a two-seated carriage almost new
for sale. or viii trade for lot, phaeton OF
bucgy. W. O. RIDDELL & Co,
Over Kansas National Bank.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

If vou want 10 make money don forget 70
call On 5. Drakke- & Co, toe hive real estate
brokers. They have some good eargains IN
Mai, street lots ard property on College
bin. Lots in all parts Of the city Soise
,n,re-- ana g;oy,-t you fergst it. No. III North
Main street. bstveen Douglas and First
ssTE-zt- 49, -
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.,.. pe.1 Fstate Dealers

Notice to Real Estate Dealers.
Our property on E Douglas ave Is this day
wit hcifawn from the market at former prices
JOHN SULLARD,
dSO1ts l. Ii. HOOVER.
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Wheeier's addition.
Entire Nous-Bal Nasque.

Elegant line of ladies and gents costumes
for rent Also wigs, boards, masks, etc. at
Vredenburghs Costume Emporium, PAS n.
NJ ain, rooms II and ID. 7-1t
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Our stock of table linen napkins and tow
els Is quite complete. The low prices at which
we are selling this liue Of goods viii surprise
YOU. Larimer * StinSon, l32 Main st.
d-S -
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TIL, directors of the sicAlta School q
N1,sir t.-@sre To inform the isussslc that they
sill Il. a. tt. school, 10. - Worth Main
street fruaa to s1S'clecs = II esl-.iF Tor siss
-,p -rs,-s AZ r->esvf1x rup.as AZ gavisg arr
Information that may he DESIRED r.1sE1sia
;.ss school Duh
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We have tho NV Or of Sc Or, 1921 e, 50
acres at 5000 per rcre.
7S-6t BRUNNELL d MOREHOUSE.
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have exclusive sale of 90 it, e front on
Market between Oak and Walnut.
Lot l. block 2. Frisco Heights, acres
Lots ii and IL, acres in Mossman's addl-
| tion r. MATTHEWS,
d7S4t. 122 Main ST. with j. K. Sniveiy.
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Potatoes Sc per bushel or in 10 bushel lots
SOC at Steinhauser- Merkle Sapply Co. 7S-tf
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For Sale,

Parlor Shoe store, doors west Of Mania
tan hotel for nc bows Shoes 79-4t
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

More Wichita property north, east, south
and west. on our books. Bring it in. RObt-
Spurgin, room 3, Citizens bank building.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

| Parior Shoe store 4 doors west of MGnhat
tan hotel for bargains in ladies and child
| ren's fine shoes. '"-4t
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For Sale,

Six choice lots on 18th st $3.50.
Four lots on South Ellis Loo.
For five days only.
LEWIS INVESTMENT Co,
d-Ss.# No 30 Aain st.
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Wapted, Wanted,

Parlor Shoe store, doors west of Mania;
tan hotel for ladies 75c slippers. Pit
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

J. r. Mead has sold hi:i farm miles south
of the city land on Thursday, Feb. "a viii sell
at public sale at the farm, cnoice iot OF
Graded shorthorn cattle some No. l mules
and horses, Poland China hogs, large 10Y
of farming implements, etc. A credit OF
months will be given. This will be rare
opportunity to get first-class stock raised on
the farm ON very easy terms. The winter
is over, now is the time to buy. dFS-65
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Sreeizl Notice.

" B. Hendryx viii be found on the Uni
,-o,~i-v Place from 10 a m TO IL m and from
D. m. to S p M. and ali persons who wish
to look at lots or transact business there
viii h Accommodated Mr. Coop has few
lots fer sale on Ehzabeth avenue. These
lots are first class and viii only be offered a
short time. oA-a
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Potatoes S5c per bushel or IL 10 bUShel lots
| soc q. Steinhauser- Merkle Supply Co. 7s-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Potatoes Sc per bushsl or in 10 bushel lots
SOC at Steinhauser-M erkle Supply Co 1o-tf
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We ALWAYS have SPECIAL bargains ca Col
tss-- All nuf vicinity fFoss E - foot HI 10
an sslacge trac. Alien, Graham 4 Jonss.
a. eff
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For Sale

For Sale
Four lots on North Waco, S2.l5O w; 1ve
lots on South Topeka 81 ,2ooco rev DAYS
only. LEWIS INVEsT , ~.
1861 No 22O, North Main Street
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Sossee TO Eaiiaer--

All kinds Of building stosss certainty On
hand Call on tie Augusta css5Ess co'tlE az
1l2 East Douglas sTenIe- oaFs
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Parlor Shoe store. doors west Of Mannat-
tan hotel for boys soc boots. 19-it
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W O. RIDDELL & Co.,
No. 1341z over Kansas National bank Main
| street. Io-u
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d1S6t*
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The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the register of deeds Office yester-
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5000
1900
900
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F,shing tackle at Senden's. a23t2
Ice cream ~freezers at Senden's. a23t2

Fishing tackle at Senden's. a25tZ
Ice cream freezers at Senden's. a23t2
Insurance pool busted by C. Ben, feb26d
Jowls, . cents, at Eggleston 4 Reeder's.
For sale 20 residences from $500 to $4,000.
G. Ben. mchl2uf
Leave your farms, residences and lots with
me for sale. G. Ben. iepZoh
Good Bourbon whisky, three years old, at
81 per gallon, at Silverman's. aprl6tf
California Port, Sherry and Angelica wines
at 81 so per gallon, at Sllverman's. al6tf
Just received, a fresh supply Of the justly
celebrated "wonder shirt, !" at H. Sinauer's.
When you buy flour call for McGrew Mill
ing Co.'s Comfort, only 90 % per 100 pounds.
Bargains. Twenty-Five mems and forty
school bows suits, carried over from spring
1886, will he closed out from % 10 80 per cent.
below their original cost. al II. Sinauer's. .
Until May lst I will see IL inch piOws for
s.. tongueless cultIvatOrs for Sl3; j section
iron harrows, Sl4; tongue cultivalOrs. IRON
gang, I'll; corn planters for oniv S3). Ell
W. Kruse. Hig,insyilIe. Mo. apr9t4
There vas q sound of revelry by night
and she had a card but couldn't go, all on
account of neuralgia. Her fsvorite dude,
however, had q level head, and. instead OF q
bouquet, brought Salvation Oil. They went
and were happy ever more.
The ..Siberia" is the only refrigerator
quilt in which all partitions can be removed
and cleaned; furthermore, q box OF matches
can be placed in the same for any length OF
time without affecting ignition; hence capnot
possibly become moldy. For sale BY >. IL.
Sender. sZotz
The whole physical mechanism becomes
impaired BY the heavy winter diet and lack
of open air exercise. Ayers Sarsspariila Is
the proper remedy t, take IN the spring OF
the rear to purify the blood, i%nvigorate the
system, excite the liver to action. and restore
the healthy tone and vigor OF the system. 1t
We try to act square, good people, don't
stare! nor think We care. that competitors
blare. We treat the world fsir, and carry
an air of conviction you'll swear when
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GRAND
JUST TO START THE BALL TO ROLLINS

Two Bales Brown Domestic, ward
wide, extra good, at 5 cents; accor-
ding to present advance in cotton this
would bring z cents.
One case 'Bleached Domestic, yard
wide. real fine and good, and should
be worth S3c, now at 81 cente.
Thirty pieces New Dress Ginghams
that never sold for less than 10 cents,
now at "a cents.
A Large Assortment OF the very best
styles and quality in America, Dress
Sateens at 10c, have never before been
sold tor less than Is and 20 cents.
Fifty Dozen Extra Heavy Hnck
Towels, extra large size, all Linen, at
10 cents. Can't be bought for less than
20 cents elsewhere.
Five Pieces Heavy Cottonade for
men and boys wear at 10 cents, sold no
where for less than Is cents.
One Hundred Dozen mems Cotton
Socks, seamless, in gray, brown and
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tan mixtures. warranted fast oolors.
only q and 10 cents per pair, equal to
any Ia and Is cent goods ever shown.
Twenty five White Robes (dress) 10
Yards plain material, and Il yard
wide, Embroidery, and 4 yards, nar-
row Embroidery at 81 Is. There has
never been anything sold like it for less
than 90 rs.
Fifty Beautiful Chsmbry Robes, In
links, Blues, Grays and Browne, with
lo yards plain material and Il yarde
wide and A yards narrow Embroidery
Tor In 81 80, would DO good value It
Eight Pieces Cross Barred Muslins
In nice checks that sell tor 10 cont.
now at st cents.
Cream and White India Linsns at 10
cents, worth at their regular value, Is
cents.
Ten Dozen Corssts At so cents. a.
| good as anything In The market at CSC.
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DEAN u
DEALERS
sEDALlA. MISSOURI,

Wish to announce to the Musical people Of
Lexington. that they have opened q new
Music House. They carry Il very fine line Of
Pianos. such As the Decker Bros, I lie Estey
and the Camp & Co. Also the celebrated
E>tey Organs. Their stock of Sheet Music is
complete. They make a specially Of all the
lte and popular music.
Orders h. mail promptly attended to. Send
all sheet music orders TO
aprS0tf DEAN & GGHNER,
207 East Sd Street, Sedalia, No.
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Mr.. Jno. &. Young sold, yesterday, the 'bl I
stable lot to Mr.. G. A. sturges, for 9 lumber
yard. at ST. 500. stabl. reserved.
The family Of Mr.. Burris. whose death In
Announced IN another column, we understa nd
are III very needy circumstances, the father
having been sick for Il long time. We hope
our charitahly disposed persons, will see to 4,
that they do not suffer In this land of plenty,
They live In the nsighborhOOd Of Mr.. Timothy
Howard, on the bluff northeast of the city.
Holden Enterprises "Once settle thi,
Missouri river bridge problem and Holds
will get the c. B. .s 9. road. We have had
our eye on a bridge at Lexington for two
Years aud Te believe inside of two year,
more the bridge VII be there, and when that
Is accomplished the Burlington wi.i be a Joint
owner and user of the structure. Let M all
Work for q bridge across the river at Lex.
Ingtou."
Second Ward school, second and third
grades, scholsrship:-Eda Hoffman, Annie
"elzeF, Clarence Summers, Tao Ryland,
Pauline Meyer. Rosa Graendorf, Flora Beck
er. Honor Roll:-Annie Tempe, Eda Hor-
mad, Annie Gelzer. Lula Brysrly, Mamie
Kramer, Clarence Summers, Tao RyIsud
Horace Bolton, Pauline Meyer, Emma Geyer
Mabel bywaters. Mary Wright. Jennie Trib.
bic, Rosa Graendorf, Flora Becker, Rober,
Turner, Bonnie Bolton.
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Another Art Craze.

The latest art work among ladies Is known
as the French Craze" Tor decorating china.
glassware, etc. 1t is something entirely near,
and is both profitable and fascinating. 1t l.
very popular in New York, Boston and other
Eastern cities. To ladies desiring to learn the
Art, we will send an elegant china PLAGUE
(slze IS inches), handsomely decorated. for ii
model. together with box of material, 100
colored designs assorted in flowers, animals,
soldiers, landscapes, etc, complete, with
luii instructions, upon receipt of only 81 90.
The PLAGUE alone is worth mere than the
amount charged. To every lady ordering this
outfit who enclOses the address of five other
ladies interested IN Art matters, 10 whom We
can mail our new catalogue OF Art Goods, we
will enclose extra and without charge, "A beau
titul 80 inch, gold tinted PLAGUE.
Address, THE EMPIRE NEWS CO..
febl2m3 Syracuse, y. Y.
Comfort flour Is the best, only 81 % pei
100 pounds. snro2tf
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See that your grocery merchant sends you
our honr. Comfort, at - % per 100 pounds.
The other mills can't meet our prices, but are
cnjeavorinC 10 palm off their -four on you at
higher prices. Call for Comfort. McGrew
Milling Co.. asst
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THE ALTAR.

Married In ct. Louis, Mo, April %, Mr.,
OSCAR NJ. STEERS. agent. Of the Missouri
Pacific railway at this plsce.And Mrs. MARY
BELLE WHITE.
- In St Louis county, Mo-, April %
Judge ALEXANDER MARTIN and Miss
MAMIE SERVIS.
Judge Martin is one Of the most distin.
guIshed lawyers of Missouri, and Miss Servi,
a beautiful and estimable lady.
- AT the Catholic church, IN this city, al
6 O'Clock, a. m. April %, after celebration OF
the marriage mass, by the Rev. j. J. Lilly
Mr.. MICHAEL CASSIDY. OF reXarkana,
Ark aaI Miss SOPHIA HASKELL, of Ray
countv. Attendants: Mr.. E. } Rur!eigh
of iexltkara. and Miss Annie jackson, oil
Kansas Gity Mr.. w. Sweeney, of ST. Louis
and Nj Myrtle Haskell, of tandcn Bend
L y equity, No
The newly married PAIR left for the hom'
Of The groom Immediately after the ceremony
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Stock Notes.

Mr.. Jno. C. Young sold, Wednesday, 10
mules, at Sl35 each.
Lightning killed a cow for Messrs. Curtis
IL Greer near town, one night recently.
Mr.. Zach W. Wright shipped to Kansas
City, last Monday, 90 head of cattle and %
hogs. The cattle averaged, I.256, and brought
Il 3o; the hogs weighed 2l7. and sold ut
S. 223.
Mr.. Zach W. Wright shipped from Cam.
den to Kansas City, recently, 20 cattle and %
hogs. which lie had fed on that side of the
river. The cattle averaged LOST, and sold a,
a 10; hogs, 254, and sold at IS 90.
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you visit US
W b re our
store shows
the rare rich
est bargains
to spare. Our
goods always
wear, stand
all tug and all
tear,our prof
its are bare,
w q ALWAYS
will dare our
stock to COM
pare with all
who despair
of trying to
Dear B C8uul0
In air to com.
pete with the
fair honest ef-
forts of mer-
chants who
deal on the
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D WI OF I'M question, except, maybe, ito competitors.
10 bring TO your immediate attention The many new and beautiful attrso.
uons ir ue spring and summer, aud Ito give prominence to the fMt tht ;.
s Nason, oar selection snrpasses in beauty and exclusiveness Of Styles and
ton oft the same, offer the following S~1 a"sPW-
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ayeeklg gntelligenter.
,aEIeyAL COUNTY PAPER.
-afSx los
I'D 30, O

"a 10, q
- hpssF agyoas5.stas
Pumps at Senden,ss sisp sa4 NJ ezsz
Read Kruse,ssfa15GmsAt ptles M. sdsst4
Unlauuasnnhs kl66 Il - CENTS, at n. SIN
.,.-sxs ta <13tAk esrse ~ apr16t3
LoG&x .Ermss farms for sale by
4$zsLal % sra mch12tf
OifVireinla and Tennessee Apple BRAN
dv, at 80 90 per gallon at silverman's' u
The Home Of New York will insure your
homes and business houses at reasonaoie
- II Wilson. dec25tf
Lawn Ssttees and chairs, "Centenniai' re-
feieers,o1s and reclining chairs al lowest
- wintIer,s. a3Otf
C. Ben will sell your FARMS, reside ees' of
own lots, will rent the same. pay your taAe>'
,sure YOUR property, or borrow money ir
uon the same. ~
for Sale-A good residence, one OF Inc
est in the city. on Main street, large mousse
-.o5 outhouses, well, cistern, etc. frlce
,..y 70 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF J.f'
A"dinger. -
We take the coin, the customers tahe Il
bargains, and the bargains take the CAKE
That's the way business is lone right a'ons
at Fl. Wilker's llU7, 11O9. Franklin avenue
dealers IN dry goods. notions, carpets, Tugs
NN..s.. 49,, apr23t2
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ctGE CRaOi.E

Born-In Lexington township. Lafayette
county, Mo. tpril "a, to the wife of Mr..
frederick Freymiller. nee Amelia Bartels-s
boy.
- Near Concordis. Lafayette county. Mo.
April 20. 10 the wife of Mr.. Herman Wein-
bcrg-a boy.
- In Hlgglusville, Lafayette county,, Mo-.
April 81, to the wife OF Mr.. c. j. Fitz9erel-
a boy.
- In this city. April 20. to the wife oil
Nj. stephen keily-a boy.
- III milwaukee, Wis, April "a. to the
vile Of Mr.. Leslie Web6-a boy.
- In Laramie. Wyoming territory, April
18th. 10 the wife OF Mr.. NJ. Norton Grant-a
boy.
- at hannibal. Mo-, recently, to the
wife of Mr. Geo, Tozer, at one time agent of
the Mo. 2. L. Il. in this clty-s girl.
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SeataIatuE.

Die Gtaaislegislatur leiifet grfaun=
Ii9es in ber ginbringuns abfonberli9er
Bills. Gin GefebeRuurf ipurbe einges
bradt, bas es ffreng beffraft tperben
iolI, an Sonutagen 5u iagen unb ali
fii9en. Oieie Bia, ioipie bic nod ber<
riidtere, tueIdbe es su einem 8erbre6en
ifempelt, in gemiher entfernung bon
elmer 2ir1e unb iiberbaupt eineni bes
tpobnten6aufe su fiu@en, tuurbe f@lieBs
lid, abgelebnt. ginen ber tpenige1 bers
niinftisen Gebanten, bic au Sage gef6rs
bert tpurben, duBerte Girlids bon Saps
gountp. Ct iaste: Dur1 Geiebe,
tpel1e uiGt 5ur9gefhbrt iuerben fDns
nen, blamirt fi9 bic 2egislatur. Wiirs
ben ole @efebseber 10 benfeu, uarbe
ni6t Der 3egnte She'll bon Nntrdgen
eingebra9t perben. Cine Bill murbe
angenomnten, bur9 tuel9e bas Gebalt
Der 3u@tbausseiitIi@en auf 5000 fefts
gefebt wirb.
BUR Beratbuns fam ferner bic Biu,
tueI1e bic ginf6h9terung unb Beoros
hung BON Giienbabnbeamten, fotpie bas
gemaltfame AIbalten ber 3ags nit ei.
ner Strafe Bis su $500 uub @efdngniB
Biz su einem Sabre belegt. Die &. Of
8. Reprdientanten erfldrteu fi9 gegen
bas @eieb uno aipar aus b:m @runbe.
neil es nidt 80 er3tuinsen fei. BAL
bon gooie erfldrte fogar nit patbos,
baB biefe Bia elm y2ans unts goIbene
4aIbA {ei.
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